What do the headings suggest about the organization of the document? (picture below) apex a. the author will use topical organization. b. the author will use cause-and-effect organization. c. the author will use spatial organization. d. the author will use sequential organization.

The correct answer is the letter A.

The explanation for this is that the "text" of the image is divided into themes, which are the topics. That is, in the image, the pictures with the phrases "where to go", "details", "confort" etc are the topics, within each of them has a text. In this way it can be seen that the author used topical organization.

The correct answer is A. The author will use topical organization

Explanation:

In writing, there are different organizational patterns or structures that can be used in order to organize the information and develop ideas in a text, this includes cause and effect organization, chronological organization, spatial organization, topical organization, the order of importance organization, among others. The organization pattern can be determined by analyzing the way the information is presented in the text, including the heading a text has as these are directly connected to the content.

In the case presented, the image tells us the text is about the steps or procedures necessary to prepare for a road trip and includes five main headings which are "where to go", "vehicle preparation", "comfort", "entertainment" and "details", this shows the author is mainly organizing the information according to different categories or subtopics that explain the general idea and therefore the headings suggest "the author will use topical organization".

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